Book Reviews by Kids for Kids
Lake IsleTobi Little DeerTobi Books (2019)ISBN 9781949596007Reviewed by Ciara (age 12) for Reader Views Kids (3/19) I enjoyed reading “Lake Isle” by Tobi Little Deer. The author must be very close to his dog to have written a story that gives the reader the experience of what a dog is feeling, when he is separated […]
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The BullybusterClay CormanyIndependently Published 2019ISBN 9781790644032 Clay Cormany is the author of two YA novels. His debut, Fast-Pitch Love, combines the angst and thrill of teenage romance with softball competition. His latest novel, The Bullybuster, puts a unique spin on bullying, technology and revenge. Before writing Fast-Pitch Love, Clay spent over 25 years as a […]
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100 Things Written and Illustrated by Cindy HelmsSet Free Publishing 2018ISBN 978-0996339759 Reviewed by Eve Panzer, Barefoot Librarian (2/20/2019) The 100th Day of school is a commonly celebrated milestone for young elementary students. However, in the book 100 Things author/illustrator Cindy Helms has taken a new twist on the theme making it fresh and fun […]
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The Bullybuster Clay Cormany Independently Published (2019) ISBN 9781790644032 Reviewed by Autumn (age 13) for Reader Views Kids (2/19) Ridgeview High School has a real problem with bullies. Everyone is terrified of them, but no one knows how to deal with the problem. Then the kids decide to fight back, with technology. “The Bullybuster” by […]
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Scarlet Reign: Malice of the Dark Witch R.D. Crist ShoRic Publishing (2018) ISBN 9780999882207 Reviewed by Skyler Boudreau (YA Reviewer) for Reader Views Kids (1/19) “Scarlet Reign: Malice of the Dark Witch” is a young adult fantasy by R.D. Crist. After her mother dies on the night of her fourteenth birthday, Natalie finds her way […]
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The Crossroads of Logan Michaels James M. Roberts Koehler Books (2018) ISBN 9781633936485 Reviewed by Jennifer (YA Reviewer) for Reader Views (02/19) If I were asked to describe “The Crossroads of Logan Michaels” by James M. Roberts, using only one word, I would have to choose “real.” From beginning to end, this book is a […]
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